Tom Walsh

We knew that the Daily Business Review was in trouble when a letter arrived from its chairman and editor, Edward Wasserman, pleading with us to subcribe. The letter was actually an advertisement for the exceedingly dull paper. "You can find your next customers with South Florida's most accurate business leads."...

Cops need and deserve intense scrutiny. And this paper is here to give it to them. We give the police so much power over our persons and property that a rigorous examination of their actions seems necessary. The news media has played an important role in this scrutiny of abuses...

It seems the layoff of 50 people who used to work for the Sun-Sentinel Community News Group recently (See Undercurrents, August 10) has caused some concern among staffers at the daily paper. It also appears that there's reason to be concerned: The smaller daily papers in the Tribune Co. group...

A number of Cubans are gathering money and want political change! You might assume this is happening in Miami and their main goal is the overthrow of Fidel Castro, along with the return of Elián. You would be wrong. The group is the Broward American Cuban Political Action Committee, and...

My buddy Chester Mangione and I love nothing better than to stroll and suck in some sea air in the evenings. Fort Lauderdale's beach is the most convenient place to stretch the legs, and it also provides interesting sideshows when we tire of the ocean view. Sometimes a few people...